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ThusrEg,s SALE OF Two-sToRy FRAME
BETMEEN FhEpsRItk AND FaYETf2

BETWEEN FREDERICK AND FAfETfE
SHEETS, GEORGETOWN, ID. O.
rs virtue of deed dated tho Il DAY OF -
April. 1873, and duly recorded IN Liter No B48 IN
toio 400, ct seq, Of the land rcOris far Mssh III
inxton County, IN the District Of ColunLis and hi
ectop of the party secured thereby ts uuts rsirsd
DAY NOVEMBER E1ENENIh lss5, at FIVE
O'CLOCK, the following properly. de~ilriAted all
In Thrslkelds addition "a u-orxetown. a.. e. ard
Described follows: Il ginning the 90 toe
south aide Of 9TH streets the distance % one
hundred and nifty feet from the ner~ctson III and
Frederick streets. snd running thence wesieriy thirty
feet on eth street. thence south one hundred aid
thirty feet thence east parallel with 9t thirty
feet thence north by aud with the division IL Cal
houn's property one hundred and thirty fset VI
los. 70 the beginning. tosefher with tte impross-
menta AL conyeyaDdnx and recording NJ cost OF pur-
chaser. 600 deposit gill lie required ct the "a
sale.
Terms Of sale; One half cash. balance in year
s.sn oae OF sale, VIII interest ~ sA ltr ceIt Pct
terms u sal. complied with IN day. after
day Of sale the property will be rtsod the suA
o3i-dis w H. HANEY Trustee.
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EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUA.
BILE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING
HOUSES SuMBERED 33l AND s35 FOURTH
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GOuld,s New Rival.
BALTIMORE CAPITALISTS Project HUGE TELEGRAPH
SCHEME.

BALTIMORE CAPITALISTS Project A HC9E TELEGRAPH
SCHEME
A dispatch 70 the New York Star from Baltimore
says: Jay Gould Is 10 be menaeed by new rival
In the telegraph business for capitalists OF this
city are TO furnish the bulk OF the money necessary
TO build and equip the most complete rival tele.
graph system yet organized The projectors OF the
new line claim that, when completed. IL will be
perfectly able 10 successfully compete with Gould'S
system and give the public good service at eauit-
able rates. The men who are backing the new
system are gentlemen OF wealth and standing and
fully abe % carry out their plans As yet the
project Is not sufficiently lar advanced TO Justify
the promoters 20 make public the details and The
greatest secrecy Is therefore observed Negotia-
tons are said 10 be pending with other capitalists
and the project Is 10 be pushed rapidly as posst
bic. The organizers are men of wide experenca
who have served their apprenticeship 10 TN West
ern Union and other lines. The rrnor created a
great stir IN the city and receives ready credence
and appreciation.
A New York dispatch last night says that the
above report has attracted much attention In bust
ness circles In that city. Press Agent Somerville
OF the Western Union, thought there Was little
foundation for the report.
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TTRUsTEEs SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
IL PROPERTY On CAPITOL HILL. TMO-sTOlY
BRICK HOUSE WIN MDkliN IMPROVE

l. PROPERTY On cApIToL HILL TMo,sfoitI
MINIS. 10 81 rs nRahN rnna fho'L
by virtue Of decree u TIE supreI:e Cog:t Of The
aaa So 6s 81
III S SsE iSE T ias is AZ FOUR
O'CLOCK ?; NJ, part OF lot ten u0, in square eighi
100 feet inches. thence west IL :ee; 6s incSes.
thence north 100 feet inches, and thence eas; Il
bys two-story brick dwelling containing roois and
Terms q sale: CASH TeIss paid to june 30 1887.
CPnyysneIns at the cost q tnrehsssr Il IN terms
81 Be S %n' e al sis is
and cost Of the defanltng purchaser provided by
At s,9is q saiS; SAs FaYSL: rSstes. Ssy SsIf
TnUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AEsT CoHNEk OF iNbiASA AVENUE And Il,
aSt q .sas Is: land Isssrd: 81 the Pissraes .
cured ths,ssy ne nndersynsd SURVIVING rrssss I'M
Day q NoS s lsss. D isss = ri
in the Pi.thct q COl1mSi. and known nd de;efbed
ners surviving trustees subd, Of psrt Of orsnsi
ist "a in sausrs pumbsred Ave hundred and thirty;
the District Of Coiamb.. in 6oot IS. pess los With
ssors nd a%sns SeSss. the ss,d sub iss So 50
being part only Of the real estate descrbsd in and
covered by said deed Of fruit
Terms Of sale: One fourth Of the purchase monsy IN
cash. and the balance thereof In three equal payD6ts
day Of sale with interest ct six per cent per sanum:
interest payable semi annually md 70 @ secured ~
s.tisfsctory deed truss on ihe p.opery sd ~
dspost Of s36O viii be Feani.sd q re time q sale
aud al convey sncns and recording shall Be II the Cost
q q: n Sn ~
.alH ne y ~ ss -: 1870 sss
dsfsaltng purchaser aftss nve CD DAY.
sdyeYtieernept Of such resale IN newurapor pub
lished IN the city Of washnSton, d. G..
NOBLE Pa kAkHtk Sqyyiyinf Trpstse.
ooc. cenoe, g. l5.f.sS.io-lOt xuctioaser..
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AUCTION SALES.
W~meRRON
THoNAs powLINo. Austioneer.

THoNAs BOWLING. Austisnesr.
REGuLAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD T-HNITuEG
AT NY AUCTION kOOyS kATuRDAT, NO
YEN oaid sE1 nAn ass5ff xSScxxrSoiSs AT
-Four new Psrior Suites Of thu finest yorkmenship
and nnish four arsteisss seccpd- hand frioI suited
Der furntfure, In sets and separate pecss 4sS Nat
treses Marois TOP Ishlss fancy Shsiu end Le9nfe&
brussele and Ingram Carpets. Coeking and Hsst1AG
stoysA BE-. &c
one bseeeh-leadins Double -basrslsd Heavy Deckiss
MTwKINR O'CLOCK.
Horses. Cariaees. busgisa wasons nsrnssa - n3-a
"A Three horses vii Be sold 20 the HIGHEST bsder st
the Cnited States senate stahiss corner DeaWers
FffJE or XovESstE AT fHsEtSf occt. b5k
NOON. W. =. cASApAr. ssrgssstss- AymA Y,
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SPkfS8FIsLD. Nov. 4-Pete hcCartheJ' inc noted
counterfeiter, Is once more a free man, Judge
Allen having released him until January on his
own recogniZance IL was pleaded that when
Judge Gresham sentenced him 70 prison Tor fifteen
years he was Influenced BY full knowledge OF
NcCartney's Onenses, and BY a BELIEF tnat no otner
cases would DC made against him. Indeed he 50
wrote 10 Judge Allen. Mccartney Is now broken
down Old man, but as soon as his voice RECEIVERS
from his recent paraytic stroke ne proposes 10
lecture on the ways OF coun.erfettng and the lives
of famous cOuLterfeiters
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THoMAs n wAGaAMAN. Auotioneer.
IL
TEgsTEEg r sAIE e eg hot, ISPSeyEp os TEE

sEsE fTEkf6T 81 No FEiHRI 1905 q TIE
By virtue OF d % VI trust, duly ded IN lber
No ld2 folio IS, ct Of the Land iecords Of the
ns.p,et Oh % ~ ,hs request OF The
q tie prs,nisss On sAIl RpAl, hoyFMBEk IRfH
NEXT, at tOL X O'CLOCK +. NJ bot ) in x NJ, Halle
subdivision Of square plat in Liber " A. .
folio lG0. Of the records q the surveyors ofoe of
ssid District, improved by two twc-s.Ory frame
houses the of said lot
Terms: one-third cash; balance in three equal in.
stallments In twelve and ehteen months Tor Winch
notes of purchaser. bearing interest from day se
and secured by deed of property sold Will
taken, ali cash, option Of purchaser ds,saii
of 800 will be required at time Of SALE and ali con-
veyAncing sud recording AZ purchasers cost Terms
to be complied with in twelve days frOTn sale or Ir-
erty will be resold At risk and cost of pr
chaser. fHOA y. NA0tikMAN,l -.
JOHN y. FILLING. 4 Trustee.
THOS. r. wAGGAAAH, Auet. u2-dsis
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To THr Puprrc
Having decided 30 retire from the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS
cLOsINa-oUr SALE
II still in progress and many barxains ere 10 b IA
few Of which quote below:
BR0CADED VELVET. In black and colors. formerly
IS, 20 the LOG price q SO.
STRIPED in black and colors formerly
el.5o 10 the Low price q q.
I'm black and colors formerly
sl-2a TO the iow prsos Of U.s.
ALL PLAIN IN black and colorsL % much
lees than usual cost
We hsve some COLORED SILKS left IN ofus- 0fszn.
Rhsdamas surshs and Brocsded. which We o6er q Q
great ncrince Of Soc on the dollar.
We have tvo pieces of 24-inch SEAL CLoAKIx0
PLUSH left. which We Offer very chap.
The CoLoRED DRESS GOODS STOCK hss many
desirable and ssason goods lefS and you ned say.
thing in that line "a viii psy yoa 10 give that Aspers
ment look before buying.
II You want BLACK DREss Of any kind Wig aos
bug tt whcse you set tt ~ cost,
In short you should not mia this sals II yea ~
snythins in the DkY GOODS line
s1UnE FIXTURES FOR SALE
ar HENPsroxR
sep2-3m soS fennsyivssss AvnuA
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MACON WANTS Mr. DAVIS TO LIVE THIRg-A Ma
con (Ga-l dispatch says: "rhere Is a growing move
ment inMacon 70 induce the Davis family 20 take up
their abode here, and ole merchant has Volunteered
subscription OF 5000 toward the purchase OF
suitable homestead. Many others have announced
themselves as DESTROYS OF contributing literally 10
the FUND MT. Davis has frequently expressed his
preference Tor Macon as place OF residence, In
view OF The memories OF Confederate days that
the effort 70 influence them 10 make their homo
here"
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An OLD COOKS DxxAn.-At Bridgeport, Conn,
Mary OConnen has been employed Is cook In the
Bishop family for many years She was left In
charge OF DIR. ana Mrs. sidney Bishops residence
On Washington avenue during that famlly'S alb
sence the past summer In E1rope- Last saturday
She was taken SERIOUSLY IL she had terrible
dream on THURSDAY night, which haunted her.
she dreamed tIat the Servta. on which DIR. Bishop
and his family were expected 70 arrive on sunday
dr-n CRED 70 her 70 save them AT O'Clock Satur-
DAY evening her condition became 50 serious that
she begged the doctor 70 remove her 70 relatives
house "a, she did not want the family 70 md her
dead IN The house upon her employers return An
ambulance was called and she WAS removed 70 "A
lequonnock street. where she expired AZ II O'Clock
home Monday AFTERNOON, and STATE that their poor
Old cooks dram WAS true, for on THURSDAY last
The seryia encountered terrific st0rn, and many
Of the passengers thought they would go TO the
DOston
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LOUISIANA Congressional district show the election
OF Robertson Sd1nlocrAp By large majority. The
elect Is . 500 Of the late Col z w. Robertson. who
Was e.ected 70 represent the district last year and
VINO dAsd shortly after his election
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THOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

CHANCEgY SALE OF VALUABLE rNTIrRpvED
SQUARE SAL BETaKEx THIRD AID f6Uk.
ASD-A-HALF STREETS WEsT, AND - H. AND
"r STREETS SOUTH
by virtue Of = decree Of the Supreme Court sx42
OF he District Of Columbia raised IL the snlse ~
Of Miller ct vs. Miller et al Ed No. 1906. -
Docket "a the undersigned trustees Will sell ubic
auction, in front Of the premises. WEDNESDAY HE
NINTH DAY or NOVEMBER, A. d., 1887. Al hALr
PAST THREE O'CLOCK, l.. NJ, the following de-
scbed real estate situated ia the city of Washington
District Of oluInbia. and known and DESCRIBED ~
toliows TO wit Lots numbered five 90: ten l0l
eleven I'D. twenty SIX (2dD and twenty EIGHT .sl in
square numbered Five Hundred and Fort -one ia
lot ) having frontage OF ~ feet inches on south
T. street, and running back "a 3Q-foot alley. lots
10 and IL being the corner of Four-and-a half
street west. and said south aud lots "a and N
having each front of 40 ieet inches Third street
west. and running back 10 2 ) foot alley.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree: One
third OF the purchase money IN cash and the balanc
in one O and two(2 years for which the notes 9. the
purchasers will be taken bearing interest At per
cent from the day Of sale secured ~ Deed OF Trust
upon the property sold all cash at the option Of the
purchaser or purchasers
del ost Of 100 each lot will he required at the
time OF sale. II the terms not pied with
ten days, the Trustees the right resell
risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser Taxes be
paid 10 November 1, 1857, all conveys neiIz at pur-
chasers cost.
oo7-akds Ell AZIR n. Miller, Trustees.
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IN obEKT vosE s CO.. Real Est.ts Agsns..

RRssrnsnHPtSNES ;;ls q npSSyed properly a
FyDk M we will sell ct public auction, that ~
very nhey located lot corner of south Carolina
bticE snsary nsw containing rooms, hne cellar snd
veyan' ing at purchasers cost
Terms made known ct sale.
nadia ROBERT yOSE Auctioneer
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rTIIoMIs n WAooANAN ~ n.s... ass.,o..
ta,xcERy SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rsrAys
2spek ksifS As h siffa sf hnSssA s5 5X
ruos. E wAGoAMAS. aastioH ee .'' t.a i

er-THE ABOVE SALE ~ POSTPONED on AC-
count cf inci.msnry al the westher unit wkDNks-
DAY, 1BE sLcOSD DAY Oh NoNEhBLR a u.
oss- d&ds u O. HESKI.E rruss>
sv- THE ABOVE sALE Is FURTHER PusI.
Jspned Kutn MONDAY, the SEVENTH DAY oIN0
NtAbisk 1897. 81 the same hour aud plsce, w co.,
seDt OF isrfsez. h. nkNHiA
n9-dkaS frus<aL
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THoMAs BOWLING. Austionssr
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF LAND II
wAsafSGf6N TH fHR ,fE E ZEE G SGHEh h3k "

BY yissrs Of deed trust dated 23d DAY Of osse
folio SQe st so. one Of the Land Records Of the
Dsstcs o. Columbia and BY direction Of the party se
CURED tnsreoy We Will sell at public auction, the
PssssH9; e F 9p kMpNpAY
parcel and premsss bang part OF the tract
kE , Is sprinsland Place lying north Of ths Pierce
western boundary line OF the said part Of the said tract
On Ha.d t9 ne tTSsss Sn ne south By thu Pierce NM
western boundary line from the Pierce Mill load 20
the northern boundary line Of the Sad aud distant
.hr9pghoYt IT'S entire col and the north by the
trsc D3nnaary line OF the said part Of the said
more or less toseth,T with all the improvements.
r4nts, ways and privileges TO the SINE belonging
Terms easy and made known on day Of sale. A de-
Of sale.
,x.oasa. JkME sJ =; TAYLOR, rru,teea
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ONLY fH1 DrkEsPLAYYrLNKssL-The Esri OF Dali
houde, OF London, arrived In Chicago "Wednesday
morning. uherr he Joined the countess and left al
night for New York. The earl said 70 a reporter
that be thought his friend, the Duke OF Mari
borough, had been very much mAligned by some OF
the American people. and that the attacks upon
lis character In some OF the American newspapers
were unjust and uncalled for. "Al there II I'm the
charge that he was cruel 70 his wife" On the
earl Is this: Upon one occasion the duke playfully
Joke upon him HIS wife was regular tease, and
she put bad egg In his cup. and the duke, when
The laugh was turned on him, reached over and
good-naruredly cured her cara she was a very
pretty little woman, but, bliss your soul, Marbro'
wouldn't have treated her cruelty for the world"
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maxwell Is HoPHFUL-The counsel for the state
IN the case VI Brooks alias Maxwell the convicted
murderer OF Arthur Preller, believe that the de-
eision OF the United States Supreme Court In the
case OF The Chicago anarchists practically decides
the case Of Brooks adversely TO his appeal DIS
interested attorneys agree with them but Brooks
and his chief counsel, Mr.. Fauntleroy, are still
confident OF securing a new trial
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AUCTION SALES.


IHHGS Al z E-IHNGONe
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' ONp sTREET WEST, SEA2 1EE CORNER OF
On ihRklEbHY kfTFkSoox Noyrxpre rom
AZ tyE O'CLOCK. We vii ssi'. b frpn' o. Inc prem
ORIGINAL LOT 10, IN SQUARE s..
Being on the east side Of vest 22d street So sest ~
y AZ fSsh 81 ma 5Gs sr q I'd
Terms Ope-third cash. balknoe In two yeaTI
notao % hoar Per interest, payable sei-an.
nnsy md TO be secaged by deed OF trust on premises
lIeash Ut option OF purchsser cenyeyancins ke.,
at c1st Of purchaser depoait OF slO0 required Of
time Of sale ferps to be complied with in ten days
otherwise resale ct sk and cost Of defAultins pr-
some newspspsr p1btishsd in wsshinston, D. c. Az
o5S-dfds DUNcANsoN BROS, Aucta
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

puNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.
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". PlERc;E- sE Ef Trustees.
pEREMProRY SALE :oF TWO STORY FRAME
l. HOL Sc. No. 354 MCLEAN AVENUE, MAR
FOUkAND-A-HALF STREET. SOUTHWEST

L HOLSE No. 1854 MCLEAN AVENUE, NEAR
fOUkAND-A-HALF STREET SOUTHWEST
EIGHTH, 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we viii sell. & "a
In front Of the premises. El
LOT 81, SQUARE 546
improved by two-story fya-room Franc Dwelling,
good cellar. water and gas Mclean avenue IL between
and U and ~ and Sd streets southwest. House
nearly new. Sale positive.
Terms: One half cash: balance In one year. note to
beer cent interest from day Of SALE payable semi
q Gil cash. at option Of purchaser deposit Of SlOOst
Terms to be complied with in ten days otherwise right
reseryed % resell At risk and cost purchaser after
paper published in Washington, D. O.
n4'3t DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneevs
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THIS EVENING.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auct,oneers.
SPECIAL SALE.
CATALOGUE
MAex,r1cESSff COLLECTION
ITALIAN MAkBIE SCULPTURE.
Consisting Of
STATUARY, GROUPS, VASES,
COLUMNS PEDEsTALs
NOSAICS RECEIVERS, Ere,
Suitable for adjoining
Churches. Psriors Halls. Libraries. &c.
Sale will commence
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST, 1857,
AT TEN A. NJ. AND HALF-PAsT SEVEN r. NJ,
At Cur SalexrDolns.
Corner 10th street and fepnsy vania avenue,
And continue during the week.
The collection will be on exhibition Monday After
noon, previous sale Lovers ct fine art. the public
and the ladies' especially invited ~ attend the
and examine tins array Of sculpture.
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AUCTION SALES.
rUrURE DANA
ThUsEEs ~ III si n pF'SS a2VsI AID LOT

FUTURE DANA
~ III as si Il RHlSS aQVAI AID LOT
ss Its q; &. b ss.ss Is
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yFs 6; 81. a. ~, ! ,ySs NJ 49,
hishs.i eSsssr The est tnrsy ,hrss csS TX sis. az
ssis s q ;s,s &! ,S ss x
Ass:s go ; sis::: :sf ss IN. a. o,.ss
e..h md sas s.l.nss N 90. end s.e ys.ss .s ssss
8 ss 81: Il :esf =; g - -
s, e:: - sfi:s =: s z 3: Iss =: f,
sicc 3. e !: q sssf s (: , On :.s
sSsH;:s s = On q sss Md .s ss
Ss.ysyssasHs S'a 'so'sdns . sss sSss q d ss''
L cABxIL wrrLiAMscs T.u.s.s
WALTER d WILLIAMS 90. kars. sixSdis
VI>HohAs DowLfsa. Ascs,oossr.
Es ~ bril- RlB AGIs s5as sHI
Ea 1R iss :. fSSs SI * M hs
81 3. s': sa s:' s.
sss-t and two lots .ox54 90 north ssds Of strssg
ss: y: sSis u =. i =:
IN "a TsSSSsrs !:
II sls. s'o VIII "e "s''s OIL '-'' ' 49, NE
rrIIoNAs Il wAo6ANAN. RsA k.sAss Aassio.sss
ta,xcERy SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
2SpfshS ts S ss4a sf hhShs sS SSYa
ny virtue Of decree 81 the supreme cour, Or
p; M grs,s ~ fn rFs k,;Sl
Ism iSSE Se /; s r; s.:s = =
snas between IL and .,sn streets sea,6x.~t
" aNeilins honse and q lsrss brick stable.
sss IN . sss sss ssssSss
S,s iSon day q ..le DE psyafn' ,sssel
purchasers OF ali the plrcls.o money css 3 nsi
esa an s ss Ss on s &. Il ss e =:
money aud interest, No deed EVEN ahtn kasshees
required When rrOlsrS Is tns led down AZ osSsss.
: s, In l.5. s.s ~. he !: ~,
''.- ~ a w. $;s! 81 fss,!. s::: =.
TIIoS. r w&GGAMAN. AuctiuEeer. olt-dkas
rr-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on Ac-
Ss aHE 81 ss
49, 80, ,, ss.ne hour and piA.s u.xxry ,u.
me- TSF sg2SE s AZ 4 ygErT B
s., " issS at the same hour sns tbs y Coz
's,kUsTEEs sAiE OF yAIUABLr LOT, m
Il iE9nhp gi FghnE MOI SIS, % q sThstt,
hTBkETs soUTHEAsr
By virtue OF decres Il the supreme Cont Of -
the District " Columbia, passed m Lquty Csnssf
No 1856 will offer Tor ssie ia ll.c auction,
/ IN trout OF the ircl.ises. on MONDAY. NOVEMBER
| sENtNTH. st POUR O'CLOCK 1. "a lot ~ In squars
1910, npicved by frame houses on q strest b.
, tween l2th aud 18Th streets ss,utllen-L
TeIm. uns- third Cash, IN. balance IN thrre equal
instanents, In six twelve, aud lnoths from
the day Of sale for which the of the parshssor,
bearing INT rest irnl d. of -ais and 9y I'D
or trust property sold. viii a. taken, tile Der.
chase money be raid all cash al puFVhnseYs op-
ton. A deposit Of slb9 vii Dc required q pns q
sale and al corresponding ana recording ~an b 81
purchasers cost
sIGMUND j. BLOCK, Trustee.
siA sth 4. s.w.
DUNcANsoN BROS Auctioneers osse 80
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Tive Eccentric Artists.

LIVING VOLUNTARILY IN sEcLUsIoN AND PoyRRrY
IN CINCINNATI GARREr.
For nearly thirty years Edward Credland and
George Bryce have lived like hermits In little,
dirty, dingy, back room on upper floor of the old
tenement house at No. 8 East 81 street. Cincinnati
The other day visitor stumbled upon them who
had known one Of them In better days and pro.
claimed him to be once famous painter, who had
disappeared from his friends q generation ago,
gave unusual promise OF greatness. He won prizes
many Cincinnati houses, and are valued highly,
have died thirty yearD ago. One a his prize pic
lures was thai Of dog, which some person, by
carsiessnsss o. design muIiiated BY punching out
1gure, but the sensitive soul OF the artist was
wounded irreparabiy. He left Cincinnati and went
no trace Of him was ever found. lie was ali that
time living In the very heart Of his native city.
=, The case Of Bryce y similar; Ne Is scotchman
promise and attainment. He became tired OF the
world many years ago. He wandered away from
Credland. and the two congenial spirits have been
close companions ever since. The dtngy walls Of
Their room were with one o.
yond the reach OF want, but which they refuse 70
part with &C any price.
A W0NAN's HKKoIC Acr.-A few nights ago q
negro family living near the residence OF Geo. W.
CSs IN P.cEsni CSnns q went away 70 70
During their absence the cabin caught nre. MIA
Cox discovered the names and, Knowing that the
sick child was inside, she rushed TO the rescue
without waiting % summon assistance. With an
axe she broke 0pen the door, entered the burning
cabin and seized the almost suffocated child. o.
making her exit part OF the building fell upon
her and knocked her down, but she shielded the
child rom the nre by Wrapping her clothing
death when her husband arrived and rescued heI
from the 11ameA but she wAs % badly burned thai
her hfs IL despsired Of The child was unintursd
The New York Chambsr q Commsece has passed
resolutions fsvonng International arbitration and
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Ess SssysFss HyRIse AG5s ss sis zaE

preInisss shall ssi che folowins valuable prop
erty. Two lots es,xsQ esch the side of 3dth
eSr-t and two lots s0x54 90 north sada Of stresl
these .ots sdjoin the III 30tb sn streesA and
Offers nne OPPORTUNITY 10 hDe building sitss
or tor rrohisele Investment Terms made knosn -
ssis
All eonvrysncing snd recording q purrAasss's coss,
aercsit ID $50 VII be inquired s-ch lot q ts
sl sale. e3l.Akds
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'sNkCsTEE's sAfE or VALUABLE LOT, m
Il IRoNLD Bf FRAhE HOJ sfs. an q sTheEf
hs1MkLN TMLiIrR AND TBihTkksfn
1THoMAs powLINo. Aucuone.E

DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneer.. - ''A oss.
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vVUBLKT VOSE u Co.
II Real Estate Agents. 800 st. So
PEREMpT9EY, HALE or UMIsfpRoyED PROP
,Qp TUESDAY,, NOVEMBER. EIGHTH. at
suction lot Ne. 43ln sausrs 6en zth street III
tween ana street: nSrthees ~ feet by 100 g an
BY depth Of los ]. Il feet
NIT buREhT HOhE. Anctioneer
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The New York Chambef q Ccmmerce has passed
resolutions fsvoFng International arbitration an(
the peaceful settlenieptoe the fishery dispute.